Chapter

 1 1 |  visible; whether they are in a happy, unhappy, low, eminent,
 2 3 |      and ye will become greatly happy and cheerful.~Now, Sâriputra,
 3 3 |       Therefore I now feel most happy.~77. The children, seeing
 4 3 |   children, seeing their father happy, approached him, and said:
 5 4 |     thinking of that son: O how happy should I be, were my son
 6 4 | property, he thinks: Now am I a happy man.~36. In like manner
 7 5 |     also after death will reach happy states, where they are to
 8 7 |        stay in the enjoyment of happy rest. Let him who after
 9 7 |       have reached the place of happy rest; let us stay here.
10 8 |         the man feels extremely happy. The value of the jewel
11 14| excellent, O great Hero! we are happy to hear that those creatures
12 19|        others, shall experience happy results, such as I have
13 25| ravished, rejoiced, joyful, and happy, and, the joined hands raised,
14 25|      father and mother, it is a happy lot we have been blessed
15 26|      well, Samantabhadra. It is happy that thou art so well disposed
16 27|       worlds, and wished them a happy existence, with the words:
17 27|       the Tathâgatas, &c., live happy. Then he restored the Stûpa
18 27|    place, and wished him also a happy existence.~Thus spoke the